besos. >>> le contamos ahora que falleciÓ nelson ned.ntrada sin vida en su vivienda en playa del carmen. muriel quien se destacÓ por sus excelentes interpretaciones como villana, participÓ en varias pelÍculas, como el extraÑo retorno de ana salazar, fuego en la sangre, y nunca te olvidare, ertre otras. otra lamentable perdida. que descanse en paz. y cambiamos de noticia. tremenda sorpresa le dio samo a una jovencita el dÍa de su boda. su esposo, que curioso, que creativo, la llevÓ con vestido de novia a este concierto y como pueden ver la subiÓ al escenario, donde disfruto la mÚsica de su cantante, un dÍa que nunca olvidara. felicidades. y hablando de sueÑos, no se pierda el momento en el que una jovencita conoce al famoso cantante prince royce. vamos con jackie. feliz 2014. adelante, cuÉntanos sobre el segmento del tiempo. >>> gracias. y salud que es lu mÁs importante para ti tambiÉn. y toda la familia de impacto. y la situaciÓn se pone tensa, muchos sufren este azote del frÍo. y pudiera hasta cobrar vidas, y hablaremos luego de la paus

. >> ned lawrence enjoys using his credit and debit cards on frequent travels >> we travel around theld we have had a chance to travel. we've been to europe and to peru and i've been to india. >> so when he learned banks take 3% out of his payment to the merchant he was shocked. >> i don't think consumers knew this percentage was being taken from consumers. so without knowing i can assume it's a hidden fine. >> named are bank of america, jp morgan chase, capitol one and hsbc. this attorney says you may have heard banks charge a percentage of each but contends they're charging you >> you pay a hidden fee. it's not to cover costs. they have a different fee for that. >> it charges banks have agreed to charge consumers the same amount and hide it from them. >> they tried to compete on everything except this fee. which they have agreed to hide and keep secret from the consumer. >> ned says that is the part that bothers him. >> the fact they didn't tell me, took money arcs agreed amongst themselves to take this money that is the part that bothers me. >> all right. thank you. >> well, flu sa

. >> ned lawrence enjoys using his credit and debit cards on frequent travels >> we travel around the world we have had a chance to travel. we've been to europe and to peru and i've been to india. >> so when he learned banks take 3% out of his payment to the merchant he was shocked. >> i don't think consumers knew this percentage was being taken from consumers. so without knowing i can assume it's a hidden fine. >> named are bank of america, jp morgan chase, capitol one and hsbc. this attorney says you may have heard banks charge a percentage of each but contends they're charging you >> you pay a hidden fee. it's not to cover costs. they have a different fee for that. >> it charges banks have agreed to charge consumers the same amount and hide it from them. >> they tried to compete on everything except this fee. which they have agreed to hide and keep secret from the consumer. >> ned says that is the part that bothers him. >> the fact they didn't tell me, took money arcs agreed amongst themselves to take this money that is the part that bothers me. >> all right. thank you. >> well, fl

ned skiselis who don for the first time today evidently underestimated the distances. the rescuers take them down on a sleigh. their coworkers have an open road. still, some have to be shown the right way down. not always so simple in the darkness. but then, it is quitting time for the rescuers, too. most of the men do not live here. they have to drive or take the bus to the surrounding villages. the town is now firmly in the hands of the tourists. for them, the party has started in many of the pubs and bars. most seem to have gotten their second wind. [soft exotic flute music] ♪ captioning and audio description provided by the u.s. department of education. >> bokara: i'm bokara legendre. join me and my guests--scholars and scientists, spiritual teachers and philosophers-- as we explore the boundaries of religion and metaphysics, of science and spirituality. join me and some really fascinating people as we try to figure out what life's all about and how it can have meaning for each one of us.

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. >> robert gates served as defense secretary at the ned of the bush administration. president bush does not go unscathed, he comes in for criticism. diverting resource, choosing to invade iraq, it was an opening for them, they were on the battlefield, that brought about the surge that came about under president obama's administration. back to you. >> mike viqueira in washington. >> robert gates is taking heat from former white house colleagues over the book. william daly, the white house chief of staff said robert gates should have published the book, or shouldn't are published while president obama was in office. former advisor afl said he was surprised brie the back because gates had a good relationship with the president. >> the obama administration is asking public schools to drop a zero tolerance approach, releasing new discipline policies in creating safer schools. the zero tolerance policy disproportionately affected minority students, and it called for the suspension or expulsion of those involved in weapons, drugs and violence. public schools should only use

people ned to get to work. >> the protest is about more than the bus stops. the buses symbolize the impact of tech companies on the city's economy saying they are worried about people getting evicted with the price of rent going up and not concerned about delaying the people get to work. >> they we get paid either way. they are paid by google. i feel much worse about the folk who have lost their home of 30 years. >> we have not heard back from facebook or google. protesters blocked the buses for 30 minutes until police started talking about moving in and making arrests. i asked few any why they would only charge a dollar and people say that doesn't sound like much but because of the proposition 218 and the california vehicle code they can only recover their costs. they cannot make a profit. >>> thank you, amy. google santa a message to employee whose may want to speak in favor of the policy suggesting talking points such as i am so proud to live in san francisco and be part of this community. or, if a shuttle program did not exist i would continue to live in

let's have a new irs and give them what they ned. >> rich, what about that? it's the law. >> well, it is and the law is bad. we simply have to get to a radical simple tax structure. >> mike, the law, i was actually referring to was obamacare that's the law that the irs has to enforce that's taken it beyond what anybody dreamed it would do. >> that's the whole problem. you know, if the esident had not lied to the country for so long, david, there was a good chance this law would not have been pased. we have to go back to where we were before this law was passed and get rid of a lot of these problems. >> coming up next, rolling stone mane telling the young and reless to fight for guaranteed work from the government but would that guarantee high unemployment for everyone? comi at 1:00 p.m. eastern in america's news headquarters. sending you back now to "forbes on fox." >>> a guaranteed job. yesterday's jobs report showing a huge 15.9% unemployment rate for young americans when you include the number who stopped looking for work all tother but fear not, the curre

look at video of the air strikes they carried out ned against sunni militants to known ties of al qaeda. they took control of police stations and military bases in falusha. the militants torched numerous police cars, released prisoners and seized a variety of weapons. officials say more than 100 people were killed according to the united nations. the highest death toll since 2007. turning to another troubled part of the middle east, another deadly attack in lebanon. five people killed after a car exploded in beirut. more than 60 people injured. several cars and buildings were destroyed. it happened during a rush hour in a suburb that is a hezbollah stronghold. targeting sunni and shiite neighborhoods as it extends into lebanon. the former ambassador was killed in a car bomb attack. he was critical or both the government and hezbollah. back in the states here, immigrant rights activists scored a major victory in the state of california. yesterday, the state supreme court ruled sergio garcia, a mexican immigrant without a green card will be allowed to practice law. the decision was unanim

ned."id i "sin i think people were breaking out the dictionary to sue that meant.was taking ownership. i know his wife wendy. i believe he is dealt with those issues. believe he is on the right track. i do think you will always have that cloud over him. people will be watching him closely. they have the right to do it. you open yourself up to greater scrutiny and criticism. these issues have been dealt with. just like everybody else, this is something that will constantly be there. >> a couple of questions starting with the supreme court review. there was the case of funding for coverage. what is at stake? >> it is huge. it is absolutely huge. this is a fundamental issue of religious freedom. if you go back to send the huntington, the former deceased , in his book he talked about the protestant work ethic and how that really made america distinct from others. what was intertwined is at work was an extension of one's worship. it was part of their religious they did workt for the glory of god. that is at stake here. you cannot bring your faith into the workplace if y

ned no comment for us. he told us he was spriedz by the protest but didn't feel tlented. >>> another olympic scare. tonight the international olympic committee says there's nothing to it. shelly shows us at least one athlete is telling his parents, "stay home." >> just a few hundred miles from the games and just over two weeks before they begin, russian security operations remain on high alert. warnings that suicide bombers may already be inside sochi's security zone has set off jitters among some athletes and spectators. u.s. speed cater tucker fredericks told his parents not to come to russia. >> there are concerns out there for security, and it seems like every day there's another concern and all that. tucker wants to be focussed on the race, and he's asked us and his wife if we would, you know, stay home and watch it on tv just so he can stay foe kwused and not have a secondary thing to worry about. >> our athletes deserve to be able to just go and compete, not to have -- have any of this going on. >> t

in exactly the insurance that many people ned. and i see my fellowemocrats.omments now that he is retiring from congress about how my obamacare is economically doomed. sick old people are taking money out and i can lay that i now plan to give billions of dollars to those insurance companies. so what was i thinking? but now that i have had time to think but now that i have had time to think about it in two read about it, i nceded it would be better to than most government involvement in health care. [applaue] [cheers] [applause] john: let people shop around and in the free market will serve them better. it always works better than government. and everything else, why would health care be different? but see if i can provide other items in my agenda. minimum wage laws, for example. popular with people from both parties and a lock not make an employee the company values that magically become more tense. minimum wage increases unemployment by eliminating entry-level jobs and that's why no one punster gas at a gas station anymore or works as an apprentice in a cons

ned is undetermined restraint. ms creates constant invasion which could otherwise go unchecked abbott said the foundation for prosperity comes down to the freedom of movement for people and cats. he said will should be laid down to for my actions based on the international law of the sea. iht political commentator month and then i see him as more of my data had to say and when it meets reminisce the shoes are there has been busy before the start of the ordinary diet session. but he still went ahead with plans and hopes for. it would have to personally rewarding to school since his last political and business leaders attending the meeting he chose to be the first japanese prime minister to make a keynote speech on the blocks. all the fried over of a length over his script ppt to the integration for his coffee and sweets forum. mr asked the japanese economy is heading toward recovery. he said the government is taking measures to reduce the corporate tax rate. and that it has devised for ing investment in japan the pr

others include the mayo clinic diet, the immediate ned diet and the weight watchers plan. in last place, the low carb high protein or cave man diet. rankings are based on lowering the risk of chronic illness, weight loss, safety and how easily you can adopt and sustain the diet. >>> the late word about the status of head coach dennis allen. [ superfan ] we're hitting the road to help america discover the new helper. you've got to try this sweet & sour chicken helper. i didn't know they made chicken. crunchy taco or four cheese lasagna? can i get another one of those actually? [ superfan ] hey, america, we're here to help. ♪ tomato florentine soup, it took a little time to get it just right. [ ding ] ♪ but finally, it happened. perfection. at progresso, we've got a passion for quality, because you've got a passion for taste. >>> let's talk about the 49ers but also big news about the raiders will. >> breaking news always fun at this hour. late night drama in alameda. multiple sources indicate that dennis allen will return as the raiders' head coach in 2014. this after a late

ned and could be the ticket package for the eyes of the ndp on top the total paid actor predicted average about two hundred fifty million dollars then cook with the respondent. the company for two thousand and he bent over me for now. dan didn't intend to boys and appreciation taxes and ensure the products mentioned liking he told me to type aren't at all. could argue that can be misunderstood the data released by decca to dr called and report any and or port. then the shows at the december thirty person doesn't well. when depreciation tax would be about the new twenty million dollars. this was said to be on future tax on the current one. it also showed up in two thousand and two dozen twelve net profit down to about four point seven billion us dollars. the total taxes paid were about ten billion dollars. the more than two billion to an appreciation pack. in addition other realtor developer show their support from bangkok. red itchy on the turn of the white un group question that the tv report on michael vaughan and how credible poll that could barely crawl be packing this report. i'm not

the money will stop flowing we will start to represent the public's interest get the cronyism about ned you will see capital start to flow. it will flow would it is protected. it does take time. these are aggressive mashers but what about there i will consider this book a success if this creates dialogue that is all i want. to that end they q for being here i appreciate your interest to spread though ford about the book so ultimately the public benefits. think you very much. [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] use] [applause] >> secretary gatesal [applause] y >> secretaryou gates i want to stake you fo r being your in light of your injury you are making a robust recovery nd we thank you so much f king but wearing a us. >> until i became a secretary of defense i have never broken a bone or had a surgery. [laughter] february 2008, i fell on the ice and broke his shoulder in three places and 10 months later a snow plow blade on the tractor and my security guards came to the conclusion that al qaeda was no risk to me at all compared to my

ned brody, who came from aol. jack reese, who is playing a large part in the strategy. ken goldman, the senior player on the team. he has that cfo role. these people, they are definitely in her inner circle. what is interesting is that sometimes you bring in new people and say, we will do something differently, but yahoo has gotten rid of someone who was doing what de castro was doing. now he is gone. it is a tough business. >> de castro is out as of tomorrow. thank you so much. one such company is waiting for president obama's announcement on nsa reform. he's expected to reveal changes to how the nsa's stores and collects phone records. these reforms are expected to be the most significant changes since the september 11 attacks. i want to bring in phil mattingly, joining us from dc. more revelations are reported in the new york times that the u.s. government cannot only spy on computers that are connected to the internet, they can spy on computers that are not connected to the internet. what are we to believe now? >> the more these revelations come out of u.s. national

ned 5%.al vale gai that is the latest.k to you. >> joining us from indonesian. >> more reaction on the indonesian exports ban. e. commodities them jakarta. the index. the gains well not seen in several weeks. if i am not mistaken, the biggest one-day jump as far as the index since september. perhaps a more clarity in that space. staying on commodities. i want to talk about gold. excuse me. a big jump in gold futures on friday. we are now trading close to $20 an ounce compared to thursday. the bondes market and markets. alabi gold mining stocks gaining 10%. mining stocks gaining 10%. , wasn't the case might -- a lot of these companies what the case might be, a lot of these companies -- the takeover. i am not naming companies. with thes going on gold. we had to topple last year. as an effect, people are thinking is this the right time to consolidation or more mining deals? or a rebound? a look at that. is right. 2013 was not the best year for gold. it was the worst year since 1981. gold prices job -- dropped 27%. , if you're

the other liberator coming from the south of argentina and chile, the one thing that really tought ned him against was the fact that he really believed the south america should have a keen. he sent pdidple out to come and will. and he said, no, i am sorry. sacrificed a lot of lives prqueisely to be written. there are misconceptions there as well, and there were used against him, even by south americans, so i am not surprised that there are misconceptions. thank you for thereaduestioand h >> like yourself, i grew up here. i am from guatemala. iralnnew very litning e about hd am looking forward to reading. as the son of a wea. he thy family, was he educated in spain? >> is a great story. >> i have to believe that if he was e i cated awn at some point learn something about history in bquenstse his. [indisce gu3 ecle] >> except animal prepared for two years. rt[a theyralneep. the thing that is amazing about his education, he was an inordinate the area that bin. he could speak languages. he ready cousteau and a french, cicero, latin. he was e i cated bquenstse whene went to spain as a young

. >> we play the ned for speed. >> it's not one of ours. >> the reason i mentioned that i always felt, i asked the company whose it is, i said why am i not seeing signs for mcdonald's and coca-cola while we drive around? it's too small. is it too small to get advertisers in this? >> we have advertisers in our sports games. if you play nba, you would see the advertisers at the stadium or on television. that's endemmic. i don't want to speak for our competitors. i do think there are times when it's natural to be placed when you place a product. we get paid for it. we make money doing it. is it a big number? they're right. it's not a huge number. >> i got to tell you, it is a great mystery why your stock is placed where it is. i know carl icon is not there anymore. i think he should have held on. your stocks should be higher. i will say it. i don't know what else to say. sometimes you reach that conclusion. >> if we keep working, doing a good job, it should happen. >> the chairman and ceo of take 2 interactive software. look at the title itself. look at what they have. they've got the fr

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if you read the law itself ned of the federal employees second health care coverage just get the voucherge anywhere they want to they have to buy it through the program so. gerri: i don't know what that stands for federal employee health benefits program. they cannot buy it wherever they want but through the fehbp where office of personnel and management opm so that to say they can just have eight belcher that it doesn't make sense. gerri: i have to get you to the highly entertaining quotation on the sunday show gene sperling talking about how many people do you think they actually want to sign up? >> there is no magic number. the key is to enroll as many people. gerri: no magic number? i thought there was. i thought it was 7 million. they have no goal now? >> right. it was clearly stated the goal was 7 million by the end of open enrollment but like many other pieces its is falling short and it may not get to where it needs to go so they take away the expectations so it cannot fall short so it does not comfort americans who are experiencing premium increases are paying taxes. that will n

the better part of the afternoon with increasing sunshine and cooler this evening, and you will not ned to worry about the wet weather. inland we are in the low 40's and a passing cloud with bright sunshine and temperatures close to average around 60 if a high and we will fall back in the upper 40's in the evening and cooler than last night. at coast we are cool and dry and 49 and a few clouds and mid-50 this afternoon and you will be cooler in the evening an -- around 50. >> if santa clara firefighters are mopping up after flames race through a home injuring one and it pay have been worse if an alert neighbor did not jump in to help. cornell? >> the two-alarm fire is out but sadly the house was gutted the firefighters are mopping up looking for hotspots. one person was hurt. firefighters are lifed the garage and second floor of the home was fully engulfed. it took 40 minutes to get the fire under control and initially it was too dangerous to get close to the home so quick thinking neighbors were throwing problems at the house wake the people up inside. >> we were throwing rocks from th

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on tuesday the government said it would go ahead with elections as planned on february the 2 ned. >> the philippines military is looking for members. biff. reports say 37 rebels have been killed and the family is trapped in the region without food or aid from the government. officials fear they'll be used in human shield in this standoff. this report now. >> police said they have not finished operations and have requested for an approval to extend the operations to keep hunting the members of the freedom movement and they said they have not given the extension, but are keen in pursuing the lawless element here. we have had a chance to speak to the leader of the islamic freedom movement. he has been accused of being a spoiler. peace talks between - discussions - between the phil phone government and the moray liberation front. me denies that 40 members have been killed. he said one has been wounded. he's accusing the philippine ministry of being the spoiler. he said his group is not causing the displacement of thousands of people. it is not his people that are bombing the communities

the caribbean princess arrived home in texas late last night two days earlier than plan ned after more than 170 passengers and crew members got sick. the highly contagious norovirus to blame again. officials with the center thes for disease control were on the ship again to ensure that it is properly sanitized. earlier this week, royal caribbean's "explorer of the seas" went home early after some 700 people got sick with the same illness. >>> parents were outraged after an elementary school throws out school lunches for some students. it happened to more than 30 chirp in salt lake city, and some parents say that the students were humiliated by the whole ordeal. >> and mike taibbi spoke to the school district about why they took the children's lunches? >> it is indefensible. >> reporter: politicians including the state senator called it an outrage of the students attending the utah state school and words lit up with pathetic, and shame, and how could anyone take the l lunches out of 30 or 40 kids and then throw the lunches away, because their parents had zero or negative balances in the

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. >> comcast sports ned insider tells us what he think gave the momentum swing. nbc bay area will have live coverage and full highlights after it's over. go to our website and search 49ers. >> now we're headed to seattle for this weekend. usually rains there a lot. let's check the forecast. >> yeah. you know, unusual if it wasn't going to rain. what i can tell you this system coming in not very potent so if it does rain only for a little bit and we've got amaze knowledge out there as well. i'm more concerned about fans. we have to do what we can at least wishing them positive thoughts. 54 in san francisco, home of the 49ers. 37 degrees in santa cruz to kick off the day. here's where we're headed. temperatures unseasonably mild. we hit the 60s this time of year. 68 in the south bay. a good looking week if you want to hit the beach. we have big waves. watch for sneaker waves. this is from santa cruz. beautiful conditions out there. temperatures look at this on wednesday, 80 -- i know. 80 degrees. look at that. 76 on thursday, warm for this time of year. we're track

i'll tell you, eric, the first thing we ought to do, is ned of having secretary kerry go to israel and say you will give away land from which you will be attacked, he doesn't realize that, he doesn't realize a lot of things. but instead of going to israel and saying, you will give away more land you will be attacked from, why don't we go to israel as i did two weeks ago with steve king and michele bachmann and say, you know what? what do you think about what should be done? that's what you do with an ally that's in the region. .i'll tell you one other thing, afghanistan is going to blow up. the taliban is poised to take over that. and as some others have told us some of privately and have said publicly, all you have to do in afghanistan is get an amendment into the constitution you forced on us that says we can elect our governors in each region, that we can elect our mayors and police chiefs. and if you will do that instead of having a stove pipe centralized government, then we can keep the taliban from taking over. >> what do we do? take a look at that map. from afghanistan through t

i would argue ned johnson was transformative in the mutual fund industry.he helm for a while, has not been as transformative. mr. johnson and his father were the ones, i believe. >> it's fascinating. interesting exercise to go look through the list and see if you didn't know what they were doing, would you be able to pick them out? there were some i didn't know, frankly. >> i think those figures, while they attracted a lot of attention, it's not clear how they fundamentally shaped or changed anything. >> income inequality is expected to be a focal point of president obama's state of the union address next week. cnbc contributor carol roth putting it out there why she thinks income inequality is not a problem. our john fort and a few others taking issue with that on twitter today. the two of them having at it already, but we'll move this to the tv screen next. tweet us your thoughts on the matter. is income inequality a bad thing? @cnbcclosingbell is the handle. your thoughts on air at the end of the show. and this quick programming note. catch becky quick's

. >> i wish i did because if they didn't i feel like i ned to know.to know, definitely. >> i worry about actually shopping at many places if this is going to keep happening the. if, you know, we are going to be compromised so often and all the time with sensitive information. >> retailers should take more seriously the challenges of information security. >> david thaw is an expert in cyber security at the university of connecticut. he said most major retail stores have only one person protecting all of their consumer information. >> and while some industries such as healthcare is taking steps to address these problems, the retail industry is substantially behind the curve. >> and until the retail describe takes cyber theft more seriously, more consumers will end up being robbed. abc7 news. >> michael finney offers these tips make sure your accounts are secure. check your credit card statements for any credit card charges. and call your credit card company immediately to contest unwarranted charges and contact the credit reporting bureaus and file a fr

recurring show, ned flanders. the star of the set, the house.two floors. easily recognize ableism son as home can be opened up dollhouse style. it includes their iconic tv set as well as release of lego set. fox, our corporate sibling will air aecium sons -- simpsons episode. >> legalization of recreational marijuana in colorado, they have weed pairing menus for the customers. sushi grill and saki bars has three combination platters include a shrimp with type of wheat called pakistani curb and cat soup currie with dream weed. the restaurant said it is ergonomically designed to reduce paranoia. david: get over it, folks. number one thing to watch the december jobs report. 8:30 p.m. we'll cover it live. first of all at 8:30 a.m. and seal see what market reaction is. >> "money" with melissa francis is next. melissa: are you paying for your kids to go to college so they can drive a cab? is it a sign of the times that people pay hundreds of thousands of dollars for a degree that doesn't help them get a job? we have a college of-educated cabbie here t

saratoga in 1982. [ male announcer ] once it's ned, usaa auto insurance is often handed down from geration to generation. because it offers a superior level of protection. and because usaa's commitment to serve current and former miliry members and their families is without equal. begin your legacy. get an au insurance quote. usaa. we know what it means to serve. melissa: nuclear war, starvation, natural disasters, those might be some of the things that you consider to be the biggest risks in the world right now. but income inequality? it's a topic causing major contention now. the world economic forum has come out and said that it's the biggest risk to the world! in 2014! really? let's ask economist peter morici and christian dorsey. thanks to both of you for joining us. christian, i'm going to toss the ball up to you out of the gate, income inequality, that is the biggest concern in the world in 2014. what do you think? >> melissa, i'm sensing some skepticism on your end, am i right? -@melissa: we've got a lot of problems. thinking of things health related, natural disasters. redistribut

the estimated saves ned care and medicaid combined. it's 157 billion over ten years. think to yourself, you want to see prison guards emerge? every hospital has its own lab. every national laboratory corporation. and they want to drop the prices 50%? you think they want to have to invest in new technology? and so every time you turn around you'll find there are plenty of prison guards around. and the key is to develop a more and more exciting future. and nobody voluntarily said to mcdonalds and walmart we would like to go out of business. they tboin the fight for customers. >> mr. speaker, a clothing designer from huntington, beach. >> thank you very much for being here. we appreciate it. i'm sure everybody can agree with that. my question for you is, as millions more americans continue to lose their health care coverage because of obamacare what red light ramifications being in the 2014 election and the 2016 elections as well? >> well, i suspect it's a great question. i suspect there will be a very bold attempt sometime next spring to fundamentally start defunding ob

will be eliminating about 2500 jobs to save $100 million annually and they closed five stores. 7.5%.ned bed bath and beyond tumbled. the split in retail is something we will look at throughout the hour. the former saks ceo will join us and the next hour of surveillance. >> when you go into a store and they have it exclusively, i identify him with that. optimism is in the air. the professors of caution are waxing optimistic. mr. herman at mitsubishi had granule work on unemployment. why is everyone wrong? why is the unemployment rate going to drop like a rock? >> we are looking at what we call the u3 unemployment rate, the popular one, it's supposed to capture all unemployment and people are engaged in the labor force. over the next year, we should get about 40 aces points decline that comes from reclassifying people. we will change the rules. for 85 basis points decline over the next few months. if you look at the reports themselves, the household survey-ish only counting about one million jobs being created over the last 12 months. is 2.4 million so it is undercounting. that will get w

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--y bates, ned a lot, a lot, nadela, elop. elop spent some time at nokia. gets it still has to answer to bill gates and steve ballmer. it is unclear how much the software company is going to actually change. what they do to develop the business model going forward will be an interesting question. our guest earlier was saying to you that temporality businesses can reinvent themselves. you wonder why they are having so much trouble and taking so long. >> they have legacy businesses. they have had a lot of competition between their divisions. accra soft microsoft -- is still sitting on so much cash. era, $20 million in profits. a must. a utility >> a utility, phone company. who is first on the list, bill gates or carlos slim? they are bolstering their bottom line. there are challenges. are we going to stop using desktop beginners in offices anytime soon? are we going to do everything on mobile devices? no. >> but, this is a business that ultimately some would say needs reorganizing in a way that is more suited to a world that we are moving into. historically m

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joining us for more, ned. thanks so much indeed for joining us.me last year, you say business optimism in the g-7 economies stood at net minus 16 compared to plus 39 in the bric economies. what is it now? >> well, it's much more positive in the g-7 today. what we've seen is a vast increase because of strength in the uk, the u.s., and japan. and specifically japan. japan is at record high for its optimism. >> really? do they believe abe-nomics is going to work, do you think? >> they absolutely do. and we've seen a huge shift from a hugely negative view on the economy a year ago to for the first time since i can remember a positive view about where their economy is going. >> do you think this is going to lead, therefore, into the phase that we've never got, which is now investment led, you know, companies actually, the cfos dip in their pockets, we know are going to make investors that we have previously not done? are we going to stop restructuring and expand? >> that's the big question. what our survey shows, we asked people to predict the next 12

three or fewer people talked about the $700 billion that during ned in oil sales mahmoud ahmadinejad's eight years. where had it gone? people asking almost as if it was a criminal diet. these people close to the revolutionary guard have been involved in stealing money that belongs to you. a final point i'd make is really about process. i think my strongest takeaway, as i left teheran was just how hard it's going to be to get that i think is very much in iran's interests. i would close this part of the discussion by saying that if there's some way for the united states and its allies to give the iranian people a taste of what it would be like to cross the threshold into this future where they join the rest of the world. ave open contacts. have modern music, performances. i'd like to see what we did in the early detente years where you have rock music or ballets and let the ayatollahs tell people they can't go listen to the music. i don't think they will and i think things like that could make a difference. so i'll stop there. >> david, excellent. robin, thank you both very much so you w

. >> did you tell this information to anyone, including ned hall and/or jim thorpe? >> i shared it with a few people. net hollands and deputy secretary, yes. >> what did you tell them? >> i thought it was noteworthy that the chief information to get officer for cms had expressed that she was uncomfortable signing it. on the other hand, i didn't consider it a red flag, so i wanted to share it with them but ms. fryer wasn't the operation security person, and cms has an official who is responsible for that. so i thought he was probably in a better position to know what changes have been made and what was going to launch on october 1. >> the gentleman's time has expired. when i go to the gentleman from massachusetts, mr. lynch, for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i thank the ranking member as well. mr. baitman, i want to go back, some previous washington i'm not sure if those mr. cummings or mr. tierney, but talked about the beta approach that you refer to. i just want to be clear on this. during her interview with the committee, you had said earlier that your

resist ned and anger towards the islamic state is growing. people feel that the islamic state is no longer fighting. they are in syria to hold koir and impose their will. they have been arrested, killing activists, they have been telling women what to wear, they have been banning smoking in their areas of control. more importantly, they are in control of strategic territory, supply routes that the rebel forces use to bring in weapons. rebel forces came together and declared war on al-qaeda. i got off the phone with a commander from the free syrian army. he said, "we will not stop until we dissolve the islamic state. they are the same as the assad regime in brutality and ruthlessness against the syrian people." >> you said, "we are not going to stop." what exactly would take to end the phytesing -- fighting. >> what we know is the islamic front, the most powerful alliance has not publicly declared its stance on the ongoing confrontation. the islamic front, if they join the fight alongside the f.s.a., al qaeda will not stand much of a chance. t

and even people like the good solid conservative ned when presidents take executive action you beginntry that's very different than what our founders intended. >> i want to pose this question to all of you guys. i assume that you guys have the same views. but congressman pompeo and lankford talked about oil and how oil production is up. his energy policy. i want to get your take on that. you might have a different opinion than the president, i would guess. fire off here. >> it is stunning to watch a president who is bound and determined, honest about his desire to stop coal-powered power plants. talk about how oil production is up on his watch. every single policy statement that he makes puts a burden on folks who are trying to produce these energies. he talks about taking away ordinary tax deductions from him that every other industry player gets, a health care bill that makes it expensive for them to operate their companies. then he talks about a transition. he didn't say how long he wanted natural gas to be a transition for. i suspect his base will be a transition for about 20 min

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hospital where we had invasive radiologists able to stop the bleeding and various other specialists neddaughter. this was her 16th birthday she was very excited about this you were as well. by the time she made the jump, as i understand it, you were already on the ground and you saw this whole thing happen. >> yes, i did. >> what do you think happened? >> well, she was in trouble pretty much when she came out somewhat. she came out and i was informed by some experienced sky divers that she 4 a toggle burn. one of her toggles didn't come out when she pulled them. this caused the canopy not to unfold and she went into a twist and just spiraled all the way down. >> and you can describe at all what was going through your mind as you had to stand helplessly by and watch this happen? >> well, it was traumatic to watch because, first, i wasn't aware of who it was. it was supposed to be another person to go in front of her. that didn't go. decided that he didn't want to go out. and, so, she went. but i was pretty sure that it was going to be her because, i guy wasn't going to go in front of her

i call it the twinkle factor in the book because ned a twinkle in their eye when they said paid off thee. >> a lot of them worked until very late in life. >> absolutely. which is our third point in a moment. >> here it is. advice on how to live a long, healthy life. >> exercise. always be active. >> you cannot have good health if you try to drink a lot of booze or you try to take drugs. >> i tell people to stay in the work job until they -- as long as they can possibly work. i never retired until i was 99 years old. >> the world's oldest man, great falls, montana. theses people are models of positive age will. we have some water-skiing, golfing, bowling. but the key here is moderation, moderation, moderation. i hardly ever met a centenarian on a controlled diet or exercise. they walked and worked and moderate in everything they did. there's no real secret except i think the work part that walter said. a lot of research going on that says the longer you work, the more likely you are to make it to 100. real key to success and living long and make tg to 100. >> somewhere willard scott is s

does he give yellen more room if he says we're going to hold steady and let mer make the next decision ned of her being the one that has to say in march, i'm going to be the one who pauses and everybody looks at it and says this is yellen, the one who is never going to change anything? if it's bernanke and it's less, he thinks, i got things started and i can now sit out. >> i think if you do that, you're going to send everyone into a complete -- 2014 is the year of good news. that is bad news. >> we'd better get good news this year. >> but since i'm an optimist for everything -- >> it's going to be better. >> we'll wait and see additional -- we're worried about emerging markets. we're concerned that part of it is this taper. do they add pressure to this today if they continue to taper? do they say we're going to wait a month and see what the jobs -- >> that's like saying make me chase, just not right now. i want to get off hair row yip, b heroine, but let me do one more month. >> it's not like the -- >> foreign homeland, they gave him something that he didn't -- that it was even worse, but